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Foetal Immunity
AC/1757/17
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1. Complete development of the adaptive immune system is dependent on:
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a. Antigenic stimulation
b. A clean and hygienic environment
c. Good quality colostrum
d. Both A & C
e. All of the above
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The earliest detectable foetal immune response is directed against:
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a. Bacteria
b. Environmental antigens
c. Maternal endoparasites
d. Viruses
e. Both A & D
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3.
Blood lymphocytes are first detected in lamb foetus’ by:
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a. Day 19
b. Day 45
c. Day 32
d. Day 55
e. None of the above
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Placentation of ruminants is classified as:
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a. Epitheliochorial
b. Syndesmochorial
c. Endotheliochorial
d. Hemochorial
e. None of the above
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5.
Neonatal ruminants, pigs and horses receive their initial antibodies through
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a. Colostrum
b. Transplacental migration
c. The surrounding environment
d. Both A & B
e. Both B &C
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6.
The predominant immunoglobulin in colostrum is:
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a. IgA
b. IgG
c. IgM
d. IgE
e. None of the above
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The duration of intestinal permeability to colostrums absorption is dependent on:
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a. Time from birth
b. Presence of receptor-bearing intestinal cells
c. Species
d. Time delay from birth to feeding of colostrum
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8.
Failure of passive transfer is due to:
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a. Insufficient or poor quality colostrum
b. Failure of absorption of colostrum
c. Inadequate intake of colostrums
d. A & B
e. All of the above
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9.
Colostrum quality can be measured using:
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a. Serum Agglutination test
b. Elisa
c. Zinc Sulphate turbidity test
d. A & C
e. B & C
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10.
Foetal infection is shown by:
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a. Neutrophilia
b. Pyrexia
c. High immunoglobulin
d. Lymphoid hyperplasia
e. A & C
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